The Alaska Industrial Development & Export Authority has been shoveling money out the door as fast as it can during the final days of the Dunleavy regime with little or no outside scrutiny. The total has topped $225 million since August.
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I was wrong in guessing that Donald Trump would lose interest in tampering with the Alaska U.S. Senate race, distracted by the thrashing he took in the Congressional races Tuesday and seek solace in his ballroom.
Today Trump claimed that Sen. Dan Sullivan should be declared the winner, which would be unconstitutional and illegal.
Read MoreWe don’t know how many decisions Dunleavy is making in the final days of his administration without public review. The proposed right-of-way transfer to Glenfarne is a giveaway of public assets that should be stopped. If the idea has merit, the next governor can deal with it.
Read MoreConfusion now reigns in the Wasilla branch office of the Wall Street Journal.
“The Beltway refrain has been that Alaska did enough distinguishing to make the ballot clear. That’s a hoot,” Kimberley Strassel hooted Tuesday.
Read MoreThe stunning national victories by Democrats in the U.S. Senate races won’t eliminate the Trump claims of corruption about the contest in Alaska, but they guarantee that the future control of the Senate doesn’t rest on whether Trump and Sen. Dan Sullivan can promote their claim that a Sullivan loss is due to cheating by Mary Peltola.
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Sen. Dan Sullivan has just started to repeat Donald Trump’s claim that some Alaskans don’t know what incumbent means, so they are unable to read the ballot and tell which Sullivan is which. Trump says you need a “190 IQ” to read the Alaska ballot.
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It says a lot about Jonathan Kreiss-Tomkins that even when he broke two bones in his right leg during a paragliding flight from Flattop four years ago, it was a bipartisan event.
Read MoreFederal Judge Sharon Gleason dismissed the Trump attempt to interfere with the U.S. Senate election in Alaska to benefit Sen. Dan Sullivan.
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We can be thankful that Trump lackeys are not calling the shots on the state response to Donald Trump’s interference in Alaska’s U.S. Senate election to help Sen. Dan Sullivan, but that veteran and courageous attorneys in the Alaska Department of Law are managing to tell the truth in their court filings.
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The Trump lawsuit to help Sullivan is likely to be dismissed this weekend by federal district Judge Sharon Gleason—mainly because the Department of Justice third-rate complaint is as credible as Trump’s plans to give $5,000 to every adult if the Republicans win.
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